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CEREDO- WAYNE co. W. VA. THU RsDAY. APRIL o. 1887
FIVE MEN KILLED


f.L.riSr, iil., April II. - While view
ing the wreck of a freight train ON tho
Chicago and Northwestern railroad near
this city to-day, Ave persons were killed
by the bursting OF large water tank The
accident occurred at five o'clock this after.
noon. and II is supposed that the collision
OF the freight train In the Immediate
vicinity In the morning had Jared
the Immense tank, containing one hun
dred thousand gallons OF water aud
looscned or cracked the hoops, which gave
way while large crowd OF country people
were standing immediately under tho
structure When IL collapsed and fell IL
buried the people under the wreckagc aud
water. Two boys and four men were
killed outright two others were fatally
and number seriously injured. Tho killed
were Edward Wcnkc, William Darms,
george Meyer, William Meyer aud Fred
bocder, Tho injured are John Asmust
ana Charles Storms The Meyers wcro
brothers and both quite youthful. storms
also Is very young, The tank was hugo
anair, constructed Of upright oak planks,
twenty-four feet long and four inches
thick While the crowd wero gaping
ai the wrcchors sharp crack was heard
above, and the people scattered In all al.
rections. Nothing further happening. tho
crowd again gathered. Suddenly, without
further forcwarninR, the great iron hoops
holding the umbcrs In place burst stimuli
taneously. The flooring aud supports re-
mained intac', but the rest OF the struc-
turc aud its burden of water was project
ed In all directions upon tho people below,
crushing and smothorlng them horribly.
An eyewitness says that, had the acct
dent occurred earlier In the afternoon,
whom the crowd was thick, Il would cor
tainly have resulted In the loss OF half a
hunhrnd llNca
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National Drill Entries.

WAsmNGroS, April 1.-THE following ia
list OF military organizations Of Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana entered and acted
upon by the National Drill Committee at
,hc closing OF the entries on April /, fss5i
Ohio tCompetinRl Second Regiment q. N.
u tcompetlng) Company u, Eighth Regi-
menti tcompeting)Toled Cadets, Company
n Seventh Regiment; (compcting) Bat
tery B' First Artillery. Kentucky Com
petinR) First Regiment X. \. O., (compet-
ing) Battalion Louisville Legion, (compct-
lngl Battery a, First Regiment Indiana
= VCompeting) Light Battery A, Firet
Regiment; competing Calling Gun Pia-
toon. Third Regiment; (compoting) In
dianapolis Light Infantry, competing
Fort Wayne Rifles, Richardson Rifles.
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Same Old Gams.

WinAsH, ISD., April tt.--Christlan Horn.
ish, weil-known and prosperous farmer
residing near Dora, this county, was
heeccd out OF hfty dollars 90 day by thtes
sharpcrs who sold hm what purported 70
be a ticket Ia Huntington lottery. Tho
scnmps induced Hornish 20 bite by deposi-
ting with him a brass watch 10 he re-
turned when he had drawn his prize, aud
for which he had given a receipt, now
found 10 be a note fors9 The swindler.
are supposed 20 be tho ones who conn.
denccd Solomon Lewis, Of Warren. a few
days ago.
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North ern lndIsns wbe,l ,,Iv,.a

WABAsH, iSD., April ii.-Tbefe i much
slsrm In this section of the stste over the
possible failure Of the wheat crop, csused
oy tho unprecedented dry weather ~ tits
season of the year. which has prevailed for
over month. Up 10 March 70 the outlook
was favorabie, but a succession ~ thages
and freezes caused the roots of the plants
'" be exposed aud winter killed. Ths warm
weather which followed prevented stool
ing out and many hsids which we're very
promising when the snow went OF,
are now barren
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OTTAWs, ONT.. April 1.-THE Eova seo-
tan eOal-mining companies are demsadisz
an Increase In the duty on U q coal from
seventy nve ccnts % one dollar per ton.
Last fear's returns show large incrrsss
Va importation Of coal, noRvithstanding
ne present duty, sbd ths people u tb8
maritime provinces state that they viii
rebel against the duty of 6fty csais . bar.
rel on American nDpr, which protects ths
Ontario miller, unless their coal Industries
are profeated
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When the Boston a. Providence
railroad was built, tho opposition 70
railroads was 80 great that location for
II was refused throught the principal
villages. They might have been made
stations, bat did not choose % be. So
the old road does not touch the old
villages Of Dedham. Canton. Stoughton,
Foxborough or Atilebolough. Rival
villages have Of course grown mp
around the stations in those towns,
and branches have been run 70 the
other villages. 80 Boston Transcript
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KoHoNo, iSD., April II. Thirty.fve
quarts OF nitro-glycerine was lowered p56
feet into the junction gas well, Saturday.
and exploded with terrihc force, develop
ing wonderful flow Of gas. The well il
81 tho crsssing OF the handle and Lake
Erie and Western railways, In the north
edge OF the city. This new well shows a
pressure Of 555 pounds which IL said 20 be-
equal to tho famous Ksrg well ~ Findlav.
Inc blaze leaps hfty feet high with a
doaiening roar, causing the derrick TO
fairly trembie with its force.
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TOUGH TREATMENT.
Mormons In Carolina Besten aud Driven
out Of tho state.

NV YoRK, April i5.-A Raleigh special
90 the Herah says; a party Of Mormon
elders came from Tennessee into the West.
ern part OF this State some weeks ago.
They az once began work Ia making con.
vcrts, particularly among women. THIS
created great indignation on tho part OF
people in parts OF Buncombe and Hender-
son Counties. An organization, fully offi.
cered, has been effected for the expulsion
Of these Mormons. The latter have been
duly notified In writing 10 leave immc-
diately. II they do not tar and feathers
will be used, and perhaps worse punish.
mcnt will be Inflicted. Tho people are in
earnest and determined TO expel them.
Parties Of Mormons have been az work
10 the mountain section here and there
Some OF them were nearly beaten 20 death
and driven into Georgia by tho Indignant
people.
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WAsnNeroS, April 1.-THE autopsy on
The body of Chief Justice Cartier IN the
District supreme Court was performed
today by Dr. Lamb 10 showed that death
was due 20 cancer ~ The stomach The
remains win leave here on Tuesday even
ing for Cleveland, o., whore the funeral
viii take place
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Sensational poIsooIos c...

ToRcSro, OSr., April ia sensational
poisoning case has been unearthed here
BY the arrest Of Mrs. Martha Jane Rvck.
man, charged with tho murder Of her sls.
terinlsw, Mrs. Hendricks Startling
stories are now told Of the mysterious
death of seven Of Mrs Ryekman's rela.
yves all Of whom are now supposed 20
have been the victims Of poisoning ~ her
hands.
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BHI GsaIssI aIls., pol1l.e -,

srEisorKLD ILt. April IL ia ~.
House todsy the bih requirirE non-rrsl.
doat aiicas Aoidirg lzrds .n shz, sf1se %
dispose 0f the same within three vears
after tley shall have acquired tltis b tbs
sane, ant pEovidisg ihsf such lsnds shsu
eseheat 70 ihs State in oaseof failure - u
do, wa passed.
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Sioux CRY, "a, April 17-The Jury in
the ease Of John Aronsdorf, cha reed with
the murder u Rev Geo &. Hasdock. die
agreed end were finally discharged BY inc
court ~ ID 80 A. m. today The jury stood
eleven for acquittal and ono for conviction
Dennis O'Connen was the juryman
who stood out f0r conviction. and when
The jury was before the court be said that
bis Judgment was fnaI.
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A Whale canlutnd.

Nfw YORK April ia large whale was
captured on Amogansett, Long Island,
yesterday morning By Captain Edwards
ana ms boats crew. Tho captain. after
throWlng the harpoon' was struck by tho
whaie' mikes and thrown out Of the boat
hit'en ioct into the water. He was picked
up unconscious and taken ashore, and now
lies IN a critical condition.
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Snow Storm in New York

Erw YOHK, April ls.-At o'clock this
morning IL began showing hard. and AZ .
o'clock abouti15 inches Of snow was on tho
ground II then turned intoa sleet storm.
and at 10 O'Clock the snow is covered with
a crust OF ice. Reports from the interior of
the state shows that the storm is general
in the Eastern portion
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Two Young Ladies' Burned 10 Death.

L1ScnBuRo, Va, April is--A special 20
the AdraHoe from Seven Mile Ford, Smith
County, says Tnc house Of n man named
Brewles, near here, was destroyed by re
last night in which two Of his daughters,
aged nineteen and twenty-one years, were
burned 10 death, and three other persons
so badly injured that they can not survive.
The fire was caused by defective Hues.
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kANsAs CRY SO, April IA heavy
ram lasting from early morning until
ABOUT o'clock this evening, fell Ia Kan
sas' Nebraska and Western Missouri 20.
day. Dut was succeeded in the Missouri
valley at about O'Clock BY = snow-storm.
Which covered The earth ~ a depth Of two
inches aud which threatens great damage
10 crops and budding fruit trees.
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bEooEvfLLE, Ism, April i5-A boz
and contents together with . little
daughter, siS years of age. ~ John Mun.
chei, az Oak Forest, was destroved bv fro
today. and Mrs Muncncf was seriouslv
burned. The stable with y COW, horse
ana All his farming Implements. WAS also
burned % the ground
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81. LoUis, April is.-Patrick D. Eagan.
the deputy recorder Of votes, who was
convicted of committing election frauds
BY falsely registering names o. voters last
November. was sentenced in the United
States Court to-day 10 serve two years in
the ncmifentinrr
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sAvtNSsH, April i7-F 81 Ponds. So
pefintendent OF tho main stem of the
veorgis central railroad, was shot and
instantly killed today. while on an excur.
son on board the tug Wm. o Turner. By
=. o. ADrahams, prominent lawyer of
this city The shooting was accidental
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WasHfyoroy. April 1.-THE lntef-s,sts
Commenoe Commission viii leave next
week for TIE various railroad ceuters n
ne south They VIII be absent several
weeks They R0 90 investigate the reia.
lions between she raiiroad and river trans
Uofs alton
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WasHis 0roE, April 4-Ihs Trsssurv
Department has Refused % accspi trads
doiisrs ia psgueut of dues. Affhoura
thfse coins are temporarily rcoslvatis ia
oEchsnge fSr standard dollars. NJ Depart
ment says they are Deprived bT isW q
any leRal-tendef quality.
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Navigation Open.

BrFrALo. n. Y, April is-Navigation Is
practically open on Lake Erie, and many
vessels are preparing 10 leave this port for
Chicago and Milwaukee, tomorrow aud
Wednesday. The propellers jim Sherihs
and }. A. Farwell, the first arrivals Of the
seaaon. came into port laal nlght
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WAsuiSeTOS. April is.-Ihe coiored peo.
pie of tho district celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of the emancipation u
slaves boz the District Of Columbia with a
which was reviewed by tho
President
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koEouo. Ism, April l5.-At Greenfovn,
this morning The residenoe n Chris Niles
was destroyed b. FIRE, together win con.
tents. The youngest child. aged one year,
was cromated
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HtnfFoHD CIR, Ism, April II Mrs Mi
chaci Long, an aged woman living six miles
northwest of this city. suicided yesterday
morning by taking Rough on Rats she
had been blind for several years.
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BosTov April l5-In the House tliis
afternoon the Liquor COMMITTEES reported
high license biif fixing the price of q
hrstclass license a. ti00. second and
thifd-clsss ~ $40 fourth-ciass a. 500. aad
hfth-Class ~ $50
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Iefast Tns.1,

LfsASox. Pa. April ia DuriaK fhs -.
ssnce - the parents last night Rsynoad
bhay, aged ave years lighfed a sta.k q.
The stove sud ~ IRE % ths el0fhirs ~ his
brother Ernest sged two years Hsforo
assistance could b rendered gsness sas
burned ~ death
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SAY fRANciscO, CAT, April IA
wealthy san Francisco man named Wnus
has found his sixteen year old daughter
VINO was stolen from home when four wears
Old in the Industrial School AZ Rochestsr.
NY.
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eu.llsled eills

WasHIxoroS. April IA Texas bank
sent 81 .oo0 IN bills % the Treasury Depart
ueat which had holes punched through
them They were returned by the depart
msut, with the statement that the ndtiia.
heu Was Visistien o. az,
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SrHNeYIELD. itt, April it.-Ths fSsooin
Monumental Association haTs removed
the remains % Abraham Lsnooln frars
where taeg had long rested In conceal.
ment aud placed them in q vapt beneath
ne marble sarcopnaEus.
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VfESNA, April i5-The Tag.5lia says
Itchenon. the man who fred AZ the Car
recently 90 1aschina Palace. was haseed
lnc same Day on which the crime was
com nlitisd
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PoHrsNouTH, o., April ts.-Miss Sarah
Dawson, tho youngest sister of Probate
Judge Dawson. died iast evening from
brain fever. The cause was Jumping the
rope too much.
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oleomafasrIns peaIet fInsa

NEw YoEK, April is-About nifty deal.
ers ia oleomargarine appeared by attorney
in The court % general sessions to-day.
pleaded guilty of violating the law and
were fined from 80 % tio0 each
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D0vEEr DEL-. April l5 Tho senate pass
ed, tals morning the House BIN prohibit.
Ing absolutely the manufacfare end sale
o. all binds o. imiiafion sud sdniterstsd
butter.
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WasHivoTov. April o. The value 81 ths
principal ARTICLES Of provisions exported
during March past aggregated 81 81 sf5
against t5-2 40 in march. lssf
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Terrible pIsasls, Rsnn,isa

LoSDoy, April l7.--lt is reported that an
English steamer has f0undercd On Bsoi
laeio. Corsica and that one hundred and
hfty lives were lost
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81 joss, April f5-A terrific gaio
ragged along TIE west coast Of Nowfound
land "wednesday. causing serious ioss Of
life aud great dfstrucflna N properly.
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Killed Ilos,,lsa

WssHgS. o.. April is a herce thunder.
storm passed over this region today AZ
Niles hrs. Maiorey. sltung in her door.
way. was killed by hghtulng
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rERns OF susscrrpr,oN.

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the name u entered In snhsrrfption hoor.
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The cost 'ail fiirtsti0ni Is ihs lasssf.
A Trinkled eoai fail. bearing dusty b.e
MARK. mcans. Il have .pokcn - Jour
sather
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Anderson-Sumpter.

The nuptials of Mr.. Edgar F.
Anderson and Miss Beulah Stump
ter were celebrated at the Preshy-
terrain church last evening. Rev.
D. L. Wilson performed the cere-
mony, the church being beautifully
adorned, and in presence of mag
njicent audience of admirin g
friends.
Attendants: Miss EstelIe An
derson with Mr.. Jno. o. Carter;
Miss Florence Irvine with Mr.
Flournoy Rivers; Miss Annie Rea
with Mr.. John Edmundson Miss
Myrtle Ezell with Mr.. Mark Ar
rowsmth; Miss Sue Childers with
Mr.. Eugene Anderson.
Ushers: Messrs. J. D. Pullen.
P. M. Eel, Gray Hopkins and Ed
B. Craig.
After the ceremony the invited
guests thronged the residence o
the brides mother on Beauty Ave
nue. where happy congratulations
were spoken. The wedding pres
ents were profuse.
The bride is one of the most low
able women on earth and the groom
is an exceptionally worthy man
They cannot be otherwise than hap
py-they mast not be. The CITIzEr
earnestly prays for their happines:
and prosperity.
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All the Ladies Are Invited to Call
OBITUARY.

Died, at her home in Campbellsville,
Tenn, Mrs. Ella English, wife OF Hugh
English and daughter OF the late DR.. j.
II. Campbell. She was born March 10,
1853, and died Jan. Is, 1887, aged 80
years, 8 months and ~ days. In the
early part Of her sickness she was very
DESTROYS to live to train her children,
but finding it the Lords will that she
should die, she expressed herself as be-
ing pre- pared and willing to accept the
summons. She bore her suffering pa
tiently, her disease being consumption.
Ella joined the church in the simmer of
1871 under the preaching of Elder Jas.
Morton in Campbellsville and lived the
christion life until her death. She was
a christian in deed and in truth and
proved her christianity by her many
acts of kindness in mnistering to the
wants of those by whom she was sur
rounded. She was sister Of the la
mented G. w. Campbell. She leaves
husband and four children-three sons
and one daughter-to mourn as those
only do who have been similarly aliiict-
ed. But they have the sweet assurance
OF meeting wife and mother in the life
beyond where all is happiness. When
thin king OF leaving her children to fight
life's battle alone she called them to her
bedside saying to her oldest son who is
a member of the church: "You have
started out to live the christian life
never turn back, and always tell the
truth. Your little brothers and sister
will follow in your footsteps" May he
ever be guided by the advice of his dy-
ing christian mother, and we pray that
his influence may be such that his
brothers and sister may live that they
may meet beyond the "mystic river"
where parting is no more.
We know it seems vain when friends de-
part
To breathe kind words to broken heart.
We can only exhort husband and
children to SO live that they may NEE
their loved one on the other shore.
We know she has gone to tho homo of her
rest;
Then why in the seal should there be
pain2
You know sLe has gone where the weary
/ arc blessed,
And that. to hcr. death. 10 ala eternal gain.
| q FRIEND.
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Ladies Are DELIGHTED

(And their husbands tremble
when they see the magnificent stock
of millinery just opened by Miss NJ
A. Smith & Co. Miss Alice has
just returned from the cities where
here exquisite taste was exhausted
selecting goods. A line of elegant
new-style embroidered lace in col
ors will delight the ladies, as will
also The handsome line of pattern
bonnets in the most lovely shapes
and styles. A car load of straw
goods is exhibited, and beautiful
flowers and ribbons of latest shades,
ostrich tips, hair ornaments, ETC.,
are arranged around the beautiful
store in profusioD. 1t is a splen.
did line of new and stylish mill
merry covering every conceivable pat
ern ami design and article thai
ladies go crazy over. Call and be
shown through. Ladies, you will
DE delighted.
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IN MEMORIAM.

The committee to draft resolutions in
regard to the death of Bro. S. j. Hollon,
reported the following, which were
adopted:
Whereas, On the 10th day of Feb,
1887, death invaded the sacred precincts
of our Lodge and removed from us our
Bro. Sam. j. Hollon; therefore, be it
Resolved, By Elktou Lodge No. "a,
that we have lost a jealous and loved
brother, genial companion and warm
friend, the community a worthy and
quiet citizen, his family devoted hus-
band and father.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with his bereaved family, pointing them
to God who has promised aid to the
widow and orphan in their affections,
and bidding them remember that they
must soon follow their loved one.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
buttons be furnished his family and that
they be spread on the minutes, and also
be published in the PULASKI CITIZEN.
JAS. NJ. BOSWELL,
w. A. BAUGH.
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a Wise Move,

The Manufacturers Record adyis-
es sill southern cities and towns to
initiate Nashville. We have urged
this exact thing on Pulaskians.
Pulaski ought to have some organ
lied effort to attract attention. Says
the Record:
Some of the leading business men
of Nashville have organized a bu-
reau of information, with view,
not to individual profit, but to ad-
vance the interests of the city. This
bureau will give without charge
any desired information as to Nash
vile and its advantages as a COM
nerclal and manufacturing point.
This is just what is needed in every
live city in the south. Manufac-
turers and others desiring to move
south are constantly seeking infor
nation as to the advantages of diff
terent locations and in many of the
cities of the south, even some of the
most progressive ones, there is nc
one whose business it is to answer
such inquiries, and as result this
work must be done by real estate
agents, or not done at all. Nash
vilie's example may be followed
with great profit by many other
southern cities and towns.
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Albert Willsford, protege of DR..
d., is rustlcating and studying.
ssMiss Mary Hollon is recovering
rapidly after a severe attack of fe-
yer.
One Will Misrepresentation
Cornersville passed through en-
route to Angels Retreat.
Bright Allsup made trip south
and returned Sunday.
Our w. NJ. Finney, who firing of
the monotony of country merchants
life, took the road as salesman for
Hardison, Mclean d White, stop
ped over Sunday to see bis old
friends. He reports sales good,
hash better, girls best.
A marriage is rumored to take
place in the next few days.
Young widowers had best be
closely watch I'd, else the girls will
get caught in the we'll betriggered
traps of their WHY warmed over"
beaux, and the boys-weil they are
compelled to take a back seat when
o y. W. is around as one OF our
'over the river incllnedn young
gallants can testify.